Interview Techniques
When to Follow up After a Job Interview
Posted on Thursday 1st June 2017
Feeling like you nailed that job interview? That’s great! However, the challenge hasn’t ended yet. You should start thinking about writing a thank you note for the interviewer and will need to consider how and when to follow up after the interview – if you don't get contacted first.
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9 Questions To Ask At The End Of Your Gym Interview
Posted on Wednesday 12th April 2017
You may have spent the last few hours googling what your interviewer will be asking you, but what are you going to ask them?
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Making It As A Personal Trainer
Posted on Monday 28th September 2015
Just because you’re fit doesn’t mean you qualify to help others fulfil their fitness needs. While you may think you’re the perfect candidate, there are a number of qualities and skills that business owners are looking for.
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What Not To Do At A Fitness Job Interview
Posted on Sunday 19th July 2015
Are you worried about heading to your first job interview in the fitness industry? Or have you been going to interviews for a while and can’t work out where you’re going wrong? While it can be daunting, once you succeed in an interview you’re in for a rewarding career and, as many industry veterans will tell you, it’s worth the effort.
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What to Expect in a Fitness Job Interview
Posted on Thursday 27th March 2014
When applying for a job in the fitness industry, it helps to know exactly what to expect.
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7 Job Interview Tips You Didn't Know
Posted on Monday 3rd February 2014
When preparing for a job interview it often seems as though everyone has the same advice.
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Preparing for a Job Interview
Posted on Monday 21st January 2013
Don't fret if you're nervous before an interview for a fitness job. Take this job interview advice on board to help you effectively prepare and quell those nerves.
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Did I Get The Job?
Posted on Wednesday 5th December 2012
Job interviews always seem to leave you questioning how well you performed and whether you secured the position or bombed the interview. They are nerve-racking to say the least and the waiting game can be even worse.
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